Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand, Chiang Mai, Burma on Jun 6th, 2008 1 Comment »
YARDSALE - Saturday, June 7, 10.30 a.m. until noon. Offering: booths, food and drinks, entertainment and more. Come to the Christian German School . Have your own booth for 150 Baht: Please register it by June 5, 2008 . CDSC revenues go to Burma. Your donations are welcome.
Posted in Burma on May 10th, 2008 No Comments »
I got this email this morning… from Free Burma Rangers An Organisation which is dedicated to helping the IDP (internally displaced people in Burma) I’m saddened by this news because I thought maybe the army would be too busy cleaning up after the cyclone and will give the IDPs a break. But no, the fighting […]
Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand, Burma on May 9th, 2008 2 Comments »
Heute Morgen hat mich eine Freundin auf diese Gruppe von coolen, engagierten Menschen aufmerksam gemacht. Ist eine super idea eine Fahrradtour für Menschenrechte zu machen! oder?? Ja, ich weiss, ich mag solche Leute die den mut haben zu handeln und sich nicht nur im ihrer eigenen kleine Welt wälzen :-)Darf ich vorstellen : Burmariders
(This […]
Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand, Burma on May 7th, 2008 2 Comments »
Yesterday relief organisations were still waiting to get visas to go to Burma. I wrote that Burma asked for internation help, today I wonder if I read that correctly…. The latest numbers are 22000 dead. If those are the official numbers you can be sure that the real death toll must be much higher. […]
Posted in Everyday Life in Thailand, Burma on May 6th, 2008 1 Comment »
Storm over Burma caused havoc. At least 10 000 people killed. Burma is actually asking for international aid! ( hear hear) Will the people in the villages really any of the help or will all the money go to the Army generals to replant their gardens?
In the south of Thailand people are being killed daily […]
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